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Modbury Heights' tutors include a middle school curriculum director and experienced maths/science teacher, a primary learning support specialist with UK postgraduate credentials, a 22-year remedial literacy/numeracy expert and NAPLAN marker, several master's-level educators, award-winning high-achievers (ATAR 92+, top 2% in Business), and passionate peer mentors with experience supporting diverse student needs.

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Prachi

Tutor Modbury North, SA
Most important is that students can feel free with tutor and tell their study problem without any hesitation. A tutor is must be capable to build strong and beautiful relationship with students, minimize their weakness and appreciate their work. Friendly with students but aware about their weak…
Shaunak
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Shaunak

Tutor Modbury North, SA
Tutors are able to guide students in the right direction in their studies, and most importantly help them learn and solve any queries they have. My strength as tutor are that I'm not shy and ready to answer any questions, excel at Math's, science and English. Additionally, I'm able to communicate quite well and with a friendly/ approachable…
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Hassan
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Hassan

Tutor Modbury North, SA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to hear the opinions and struggles of a student. This will allow them to move forward and solve any issues that they are having with their studies. I am very patient and hardworking. I take my time with students, allowing them to ask questions. I also provide my own homework and help with…
Anagha
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Anagha

Tutor Redwood Park, SA
The most important things a tutor can offer is ongoing support, record of the student’s growth and achievements, providing help outside of what the student already is aware of, treating them as an individual who is already capable and just needs a little help in unlocking their abilities and lastly help students set and meet their long term and…
Ankit
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Ankit

Tutor Wynn Vale, SA
Can make the subject interesting and make the student enjoy studying. Few of my strengths are as follows:- 1. Can make my way of teaching interesting. 2. Allow the child to follow at his pace…
Akash
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Akash

Tutor Modbury North, SA
Helping students to understand the fundamental habits and strategies to counter any academic challenges. It is not my job as a tutor to do their work, nor provide them with pages of work without teaching them, but rather offer them new perspectives and approaches to their academics. I am very patient and friendly, and my previous roles in customer…
Bivek
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Bivek

Tutor Modbury, SA
Tutors should check for understanding as they go and constantly build confidence so that the student feels like their abilities are improving. When a student feels confident, wonderful things begin to happen. Their curiosity is ignited, and they are more likely to ask questions in class and read additional texts about things that interest them.…
Feba
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Feba

Tutor Para Hills, SA
The most important things a tutor can do are to foster understanding, build confidence, and encourage independent thinking. A good tutor doesn’t just give answers but teaches students how to approach problems like giving them a map rather than carrying them to the destination. Supporting motivation, reinforcing strengths, and helping students…
Umesh
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Umesh

Tutor Modbury, SA
A good tutor can make the students love the subject. when they love it they practice it more, this makes them confident and thus, they love it more. All this results automatically in their improved grades. I plan my class to make it more interesting and easy. I would correlate the concepts with their real-life uses and try to make the concepts…
Elia
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Elia

Tutor Golden Grove, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be a kind and patient individual. Tutoring can be hard for students, so fostering a positive environment and having a good connection with the student will help them to feel safe and valued. My strengths as a tutor is that I am patient and able to explain things clearly and calmly to…
Anna
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Anna

Tutor Para Vista, SA
Help them to get ahead if they are behind in their work. Help them to gain confidence without the pressure they may feel in a classroom. Give the students some motivation and accountability for their work. Patience and being able to break questions down so that students have a conceptual understanding of the material. I am able to help students…
Leonard
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Leonard

Tutor Golden Grove, SA
I consider that the most important things a tutor can do for the student are - to give the student confidence in the subject (in this case mathematics) - to make the learning process motivating and enjoyable - to develop reasoning and critical thinking - to make the student see the applicability of the learning. I am familiar with a variety of…
Monika
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Monika

Tutor Para Hills, SA
A tutor's most important role is to create a positive and supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. By tailoring lessons to each student's learning style, a tutor ensures the material is accessible and engaging. Building confidence through encouragement and focusing on strengths helps…
Yuki
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Yuki

Tutor Modbury, SA
I believe that the most important thing as a tutor is to listen to each individual student's needs and adjust my techniques and approaches of teaching to meet the learning styles of the student. I should go into every session with an open and flexible stance, with the ultimate goal providing support for my student in whatever way it is that they…
Allan
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Allan

Tutor Modbury, SA
As I had mentioned earlier, make the topic easier for the student to learn, assist the students with their homework based on their level of knowledge, Be patient and understanding with the understand, never feel agitated to repeat a topic again if the student hasn't understood it. My strengths as a tutor are the following: 1. My methods of…
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Gian Franco

Tutor Para Vista, SA
Making sure the tutor knows the material, as well as able to respect and be patient with the student as they will not be able to figure out the problem the first few tries. I am able to explain things very well especially with math. I am also very patient and approachable. My adaptability is also my strength as I know every student is going to be…
Elizabeth
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Elizabeth

Tutor Golden Grove, SA
Being able to help a student achieve future problems on their own by helping them understand how to do a problem rather than just providing the solution is one of the most important things I consider a tutor can do for a student. I also think it's important to be prepared to help them with their topics by preparing first myself. I believe my…
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Sukhvir

Tutor Para Hills, SA
A tutor should be a good listener so that he can find out the real area of concern of students. other than that tutor should be a good motivator, engaging, constantly learner, caring. I am an energetic person and have very good communication skills. it will help me to build good relationships with students and parents to whom they can trust and…
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Uyen

Tutor Para Hills, SA
I believe a tutor needs to be patient and adapting. They need to understand that everyone has different learning speeds and learning levels, hence their teaching styles should vary depending on each student, and they must be patient when helping. I can speak both English and Vietnamese, so I believe it is an advantage when helping a Vietnamese…
Manna
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Manna

Tutor Para Hills, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to offer personalized support, create a nurturing learning environment, and boost the student's confidence. By tailoring lessons to fit the student's unique needs, a tutor can help them overcome specific challenges and leverage their strengths. A supportive and encouraging atmosphere makes…
Deepak
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Deepak

Tutor Tea Tree Gully, SA
Setting achievable and realistic goals is essential for a student's academic growth. I work collaboratively with my students to establish clear learning objectives and milestones. Patience is another key strength of mine as a tutor. I understand that every student learns at their own pace and may encounter obstacles along the way. I am committed…
Priyank
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Priyank

Tutor Para Hills West, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding, build confidence, and encourage independent problem-solving. My strengths as a tutor include clear communication, the ability to break down complex concepts into manageable steps, and providing practical, hands-on examples. I focus on engaging students and…
Alexander
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Alexander

Tutor Modbury, SA
Be adaptable to individual students and across each time you see them. People learn in different ways at different times. Sometimes students have had a bad day, so you may have to adapt the lesson to make sure they get as much out of it as possible. Preparation is also very important. If you a stumbling around thinking of things to do next,…

Local Reviews

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Inside Modbury HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jasmine revised simplifying fractions and placing them accurately on number lines, then worked on converting between fractions and decimals.

Year 7 Sarah focused on multiplication with decimals by factors of ten and practiced converting units of measurement for length, weight, and volume.

Meanwhile, Year 10 Adam tackled exam-style questions covering homeostasis in biology as well as human evolution concepts, using past papers for targeted revision.

Recent Challenges

Several students across primary and high school years left homework incomplete, particularly in spelling revision (noted for a Year 4 student: "spelling will now be incorporated into both Thursday and Wednesday lessons" after repeated missed practice).

In Year 11 Biology, exam revision relied heavily on previous test papers but feedback was not always revisited—one note highlighted, "Mini-assignment set to go through in the next lesson," yet earlier corrections remained unaddressed.

A Year 7 student struggled with messy written calculations during BODMAS exercises, making it difficult to check work or spot errors quickly. This slowed progress and increased frustration before tests.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Modbury Heights noticed a Year 10 student who used to freeze on multi-step biology questions now independently works through past exam papers, only checking answers at the end instead of asking for hints throughout.

In Year 8 maths, one student who'd previously rushed and made errors when converting between units now double-checks their work and explains each step aloud before moving on.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 child who was hesitant to read out loud has started choosing new storybooks themselves during sessions and reads entire pages without prompting from the tutor.

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as City of Tea Tree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like The Heights School.